US20110089684A1 - Anti-rotation gripper ring - Google Patents
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- F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
- F16—ENGINEERING ELEMENTS AND UNITS; GENERAL MEASURES FOR PRODUCING AND MAINTAINING EFFECTIVE FUNCTIONING OF MACHINES OR INSTALLATIONS; THERMAL INSULATION IN GENERAL
- F16L—PIPES; JOINTS OR FITTINGS FOR PIPES; SUPPORTS FOR PIPES, CABLES OR PROTECTIVE TUBING; MEANS FOR THERMAL INSULATION IN GENERAL
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- F16L37/14—Joints secured by inserting between mating surfaces an element, e.g. a piece of wire, a pin, a chain
- F16L37/142—Joints secured by inserting between mating surfaces an element, e.g. a piece of wire, a pin, a chain where the securing element is inserted tangentially
- F16L37/144—Joints secured by inserting between mating surfaces an element, e.g. a piece of wire, a pin, a chain where the securing element is inserted tangentially the securing element being U-shaped
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- F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
- F16—ENGINEERING ELEMENTS AND UNITS; GENERAL MEASURES FOR PRODUCING AND MAINTAINING EFFECTIVE FUNCTIONING OF MACHINES OR INSTALLATIONS; THERMAL INSULATION IN GENERAL
- F16L—PIPES; JOINTS OR FITTINGS FOR PIPES; SUPPORTS FOR PIPES, CABLES OR PROTECTIVE TUBING; MEANS FOR THERMAL INSULATION IN GENERAL
- F16L37/00—Couplings of the quick-acting type
- F16L37/08—Couplings of the quick-acting type in which the connection between abutting or axially overlapping ends is maintained by locking members
- F16L37/084—Couplings of the quick-acting type in which the connection between abutting or axially overlapping ends is maintained by locking members combined with automatic locking
- F16L37/091—Couplings of the quick-acting type in which the connection between abutting or axially overlapping ends is maintained by locking members combined with automatic locking by means of a ring provided with teeth or fingers
- F16L37/0915—Couplings of the quick-acting type in which the connection between abutting or axially overlapping ends is maintained by locking members combined with automatic locking by means of a ring provided with teeth or fingers with a separate member for releasing the coupling
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- Snap-fit or quick connectors are employed in a wide range of applications including automotive and industrial applications, among others.
- Such quick connectors utilize retainers or locking elements for securing one connector component, such as a tubular conduit, within a complimentary bore of another connector component or body.
- These retainers are typically of the axially-displaceable or radially-displaceable type.
- the terms “axially-displaceable” or “radially-displaceable” are taken relative to the axial bore through a female component.
- the retainer In a typical quick connector with an axially displaceable retainer, the retainer is mounted within a bore in a body of one connector component.
- the retainer has a plurality of radially and angularly extending legs that extend inwardly toward the axial center line of the bore in the body.
- a tube to be sealingly mounted in the bore in one component includes an outwardly extending portion or a flange that abuts an inner peripheral surface of the retainer legs. Seal and spacer members as well as a bearing or top hat are typically mounted in the bore ahead of the retainer to form a seal between the body and the component if the component is lockingly engaged with the retainer legs in the body.
- Radially displaceable retainers are also known in which the retainer is radially displaceable through aligned bores or apertures formed transversely to the main through bore in the body.
- the radially displaceable retainer is typically provided with a pair of depending legs that are sized and positioned to slip behind the outwardly extending portion or flange on the tube only when the tube is fully seated in the bore in the body. This ensures a positive locking engagement of the tube with the body as well as providing an indication that the tube is fully seated since the radially displaceable retainer can be fully inserted into the body only when the tube has been fully inserted into the bore in the body.
- retainers designed to lockingly engage beadless endforms.
- One type of such retainers forms an annular clip with a plurality of radially inward extending, flexible fingers, that engage the endform at an angle to resist pullout of the endform from the connector body.
- Another type has a radially inward projection which engages a recess in the endform.
- an apparatus for minimizing rotation thereabout has a housing that has a keyway and holds the conduit.
- a gripper holds the conduit and opposes rotation of it.
- the gripper has a key for cooperating with the keyway such that the housing does not rotate about the gripper.
- an apparatus for minimizing rotation thereabout has a first housing having a first keyway.
- a second housing disposed in the first housing has a second keyway and a first key cooperating with the first keyway such that the second housing does not rotate in the first housing.
- a gripper holds the conduit and opposes rotation of the conduit and has a second key for cooperating with the second keyway such that the second housing does not rotate about the gripper.
- FIG. 1 is a perspective, disassembled view of an embodiment of a supply stop.
- FIG. 2 is an assembled, cutaway view of the supply stop of FIG. 1 in an installed position.
- FIG. 2A is a, cutaway view of the supply stop of FIG. 2 in an uninstalled position.
- FIG. 3 is a perspective view of a retainer of FIG. 1 .
- FIG. 4 is a perspective view of a gripper ring of FIG. 1 .
- FIG. 5 is a perspective, end view of an assembled retainer, gripper ring and body of FIG. 1 .
- FIG. 6 is a perspective view of a verification cartridge of FIG. 1 .
- FIG. 7 is a perspective view of a compression ring of FIG. 1 .
- FIG. 8 is a perspective view of a verification clip of FIG. 1 .
- FIG. 8A is an end schematic view of an assembled verification clip seated in a body of FIG. 1 .
- FIGS. 1 and 2 a non-limiting embodiment of a supply stop 10 is shown.
- the embodiment has a body 15 , a valve portion 20 , a verification clip 25 , a verification cartridge 30 , a compression ring 35 , a backer ring 40 , a gripper ring 45 , a retainer 50 and a collet 55 .
- a body 15 has as a main inlet bore 60 , an outlet bore 65 , a minor bore 70 in which the valve portion 20 is disposed, and a handle assembly 75 .
- the body further has a semi-circular opening 80 (see also FIG. 8A ) in which the verification clip 25 may be inserted as will be discussed herein.
- the body 15 also has a pair of outboard openings 85 (see also FIG. 5 ) extending from the main bore 60 into which ears 90 extending from the backer ring 40 are inserted (see also FIG. 5 ) as will be discussed herein below.
- the body 15 has a chamfered surface 95 that extends from the main bore 60 to the minor bore 70 to form an interference fit with the verification cartridge 30 as will also be discussed herein below.
- the collet 55 , the retainer 50 and gripper ring 45 , the backer ring 40 form an assembly 100 in the body 15 .
- the backer ring 40 is shown having a plurality of indentations 105 and an inner wall 110 , and a flange 115 backing the indentations depending inwardly therefrom.
- the flange 115 has approximately the same inner diameter as a pipe 120 (see FIGS. 2 and 5 ) that might be passed therethrough to provide fluid through the inlet bore 60 to the valve portion 20 .
- An outer surface 125 of the backer ring 40 has a pair of ears 90 that fit into a pair of outboard openings 85 (see also FIG. 5 ) in the body 15 .
- the gripper ring 45 has a plurality of outwardly depending fingers 130 that mate with the indentations 105 in the backer ring 40 .
- the gripper ring 45 also has a plurality of teeth 135 that extend within the inner bore 60 of the body 15 through which the pipe 120 extends and form an interference fit with the pipe when the pipe is inserted through the gripper ring 45 .
- the teeth 135 extend in the direction the pipe 120 is inserted into the body 15 so that attempts to remove the pipe from within the body are opposed by the teeth 130 that dig into the pipe 120 during such an attempt.
- the teeth 130 also oppose rotation of the gripper ring 45 about the pipe 120 .
- the ears 90 of the backer ring 40 are inserted into the outboard openings 85 in the body 15 thereby preventing the backer ring 40 from any rotation therein. Further, the outwardly extending fingers 130 of the gripper ring 45 fit within the indentations 105 in the backer ring 40 thereby preventing the gripper ring 45 from rotating within the backer ring 40 .
- the collet 55 is inserted into the retainer 50 .
- An outward extension 140 of the collet 55 gets hung up on an interior shoulder of the retainer 50 .
- the retainer 50 similar to the backer ring 40 , has a pair of ears 150 for insertion into the outboard openings 85 in the body 15 body to seal the body and prevent leakage therefrom.
- the retainer 50 also serves to hold the gripper ring 45 within the extension 105 in the backer ring 40 .
- the collet, the retainer 50 , and the backer ring 40 in the body 15 may be constructed of a similar material, such as a plastic or polymer, that may be sonically welded together. A sonic weld provides a strong bond and helps minimize leaks through the end of the body 15 .
- the collet 55 has an inner diameter 155 that approximates the diameter of the pipe 120 through the collet and assist in guiding the pipe into the body for positive retainment therein.
- the verification cartridge 30 has a first interior diameter 160 , a second interior diameter 165 and a third interior diameter 170 .
- the first interior diameter 160 is designed to hold the compression ring 35
- the second interior diameter 165 is designed to hold an end of the pipe 120 to be inserted therein
- the third interior diameter 170 forms a passageway through which fluid flows to the valve portion 20 .
- the outer surface 175 includes a first sealing element 180 that may be disposed in a groove 185 disposed outside the second interior diameter 170 .
- a second groove 190 defines an exterior flange 195 that has a chamfered surface 20 that interacts with the chamfered surface 95 of the body 15 body of the valve portion, as will be discussed herein below.
- the first inner diameter 160 has a second seal 205 disposed thereon a juncture between the second inner diameter 165 and the first inner diameter 160 .
- Interference tab 265 helps prevent insertion of verification clip 25 if the verification cartridge and compression ring are not properly in position as will be discussed herein below.
- the first and second seals 180 , 205 disposed in the verification clip may be co-injection molded with the body of the verification clip 30 .
- the verification cartridge is designed to have an interference fit within the body 15 so that seal 180 minimizes leakage from the valve portion 20 back towards the retainer 50 .
- the seal 205 is not designed to have an interference fit initially with the pipe 120 that passes therethrough, as will be discussed herein.
- the verification cartridge has a groove 210 therein for receiving a position tab within the compression ring, as will be discussed herein.
- the compression ring 35 has a location tab 215 cooperating with the groove 210 of the verification cartridge.
- the compression ring has a chamfered surface 220 that cooperates with the verification clip 25 , as will be discussed herein.
- the compression ring also has an interior bore 225 through which a pipe extends therethrough.
- the verification clip 25 has an upper arcuate portion 230 that conforms to the shape of the exterior of the body 15 if inserted therein, a plurality of arcuate engagement members 235 for engaging the pipe 120 , and two legs 240 .
- Each leg is flexible, has an angled side 245 that is designed to engage the chamfered surface 220 of the compression ring 35 to move axially towards the verification cartridge 30 and a pair of snap tabs 250 at the ends of the legs.
- Each of the snap tabs 250 is designed to fit within openings 255 in the body 15 .
- each of the legs 240 causes the legs to create a signal such as an audible click to be heard when the snap tabs 250 are released to extend beyond the body 15 when encountering opening 255 after being flexed inwardly to be inserted into the body 15 .
- the verification cartridge 30 is inserted into the body 15 before the compression ring 35 .
- the fingers 130 of the gripper ring 45 are then inserted into the indentations 105 of the backer ring 40 so that the gripper ring does not rotate within the backer ring.
- the ears 90 of the backer ring 40 are inserted into the outboard openings 85 of the body 15 so that the backer ring and the gripper ring inserted in the backer ring do not rotate within the body.
- the collet is inserted into the retainer. Then the collet and retainer are inserted into the body 15 .
- the collet 55 , the retainer 50 , the gripper ring 45 , the backer ring 40 are all then sonically welded (or glued or the like) together and to the body 15 .
- the verification cartridge 30 and the compression ring 35 are still free to move axially within the body 15 .
- exterior flange 195 is unbent and does not contact the chamfered surface 95 of the body 15 .
- verification clip 25 is blocked from insertion into opening 80 by interference tab 265 on the verification cartridge 30 and by compression ring 35 .
- the angled surface 245 of the legs 240 of the verification clip 25 do not reach the chamfered surface 220 of the compression ring 35 to move the compression ring towards the valve portion 20 .
- a pipe 120 is inserted into the body 15 through the collet 55 , the compression ring 35 and the verification cartridge 30 . While being inserted, an end 260 of the pipe 120 enters the second portion 165 of a reduced diameter within the verification cartridge and pushes the verification cartridge towards the valve portion 20 such that the exterior flange 195 of the verification cartridge 35 engages the chamfered surface 95 of the body 15 and bends backwardly towards the compression ring 35 .
- the compression ring 35 is disposed at this time within the verification cartridge 30 .
- the interference tab 265 and the compression ring 35 are moved axially by insertion of the pipe 120 , a user may then insert the verification clip 25 within the opening 80 within the body 15 .
- the angled surfaces 245 of the legs 240 then have access to and engage the chamfered surface 220 of the compression ring 35 , the surfaces cooperating thereby to drive the compression ring axially towards the valve portion 20 .
- the inner seal 205 of the verification cartridge is compressed by contact with the compression ring and the inner seal then makes contact with the pipe 120 providing sealing thereby.
- the verification clip continues to move, its legs 240 extend beyond the body 15 through opening 255 and an audible click may be heard signaling to a user that installation is complete.
- the compression ring 35 will not compress the inner seal 215 properly and leakage will be detected if the water is turned on. Furthermore, if the compression ring 35 does not move far enough axially, because the pipe 120 is not inserted far enough, the legs 240 of the verification clip 25 will not move far enough in cooperation with the chamfered surface 220 of the compression ring 35 to provide an audible click.
- the exterior flange 195 of the verification cartridge 30 provides two functions. First, if the pipe 120 is not inserted far enough into the body 15 (or not at all), the exterior flange 195 is flexible enough so that it pushes the verification cartridge 30 , and the compression ring 35 thereby, back towards the backer ring 40 thereby minimizing a probability that a user can insert the verification clip 25 far enough into the body 25 to believe the pipe 120 is properly installed. Secondly, if the supply stop has to be removed, reused or adjusted, after the verification clip is removed, the flexible exterior flange interacts with the chamfered surface 95 of the body to push the verification cartridge and compression ring back towards the backer ring 40 so they can be accessed, adjusted or reused.
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- Cross reference is made to copending U.S. patent application Ser. No. 12/603,161 entitled “SUPPLY STOP WITH CONNECTION VERIFICATION” (Attorney Docket No. 150-3259-U1; 60137-627 PUS1); and Ser. No. 12/603,121 entitled “BIAS RELEASE CARTRIDGE” (Attorney Docket No. 150-3259-U3; 60137-629 PUS1).
- Snap-fit or quick connectors are employed in a wide range of applications including automotive and industrial applications, among others. Such quick connectors utilize retainers or locking elements for securing one connector component, such as a tubular conduit, within a complimentary bore of another connector component or body. These retainers are typically of the axially-displaceable or radially-displaceable type. The terms “axially-displaceable” or “radially-displaceable” are taken relative to the axial bore through a female component.
- In a typical quick connector with an axially displaceable retainer, the retainer is mounted within a bore in a body of one connector component. The retainer has a plurality of radially and angularly extending legs that extend inwardly toward the axial center line of the bore in the body. A tube to be sealingly mounted in the bore in one component includes an outwardly extending portion or a flange that abuts an inner peripheral surface of the retainer legs. Seal and spacer members as well as a bearing or top hat are typically mounted in the bore ahead of the retainer to form a seal between the body and the component if the component is lockingly engaged with the retainer legs in the body.
- Radially displaceable retainers are also known in which the retainer is radially displaceable through aligned bores or apertures formed transversely to the main through bore in the body. The radially displaceable retainer is typically provided with a pair of depending legs that are sized and positioned to slip behind the outwardly extending portion or flange on the tube only when the tube is fully seated in the bore in the body. This ensures a positive locking engagement of the tube with the body as well as providing an indication that the tube is fully seated since the radially displaceable retainer can be fully inserted into the body only when the tube has been fully inserted into the bore in the body.
- Other quick connectors utilize retainers designed to lockingly engage beadless endforms. One type of such retainers forms an annular clip with a plurality of radially inward extending, flexible fingers, that engage the endform at an angle to resist pullout of the endform from the connector body. Another type has a radially inward projection which engages a recess in the endform.
- According to a non-limiting embodiment, an apparatus for minimizing rotation thereabout has a housing that has a keyway and holds the conduit. A gripper holds the conduit and opposes rotation of it. The gripper has a key for cooperating with the keyway such that the housing does not rotate about the gripper.
- According to another non-limiting embodiment, an apparatus for minimizing rotation thereabout has a first housing having a first keyway. A second housing disposed in the first housing has a second keyway and a first key cooperating with the first keyway such that the second housing does not rotate in the first housing. A gripper holds the conduit and opposes rotation of the conduit and has a second key for cooperating with the second keyway such that the second housing does not rotate about the gripper.
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FIG. 1 is a perspective, disassembled view of an embodiment of a supply stop. -
FIG. 2 is an assembled, cutaway view of the supply stop ofFIG. 1 in an installed position. -
FIG. 2A is a, cutaway view of the supply stop ofFIG. 2 in an uninstalled position. -
FIG. 3 is a perspective view of a retainer ofFIG. 1 . -
FIG. 4 is a perspective view of a gripper ring ofFIG. 1 . -
FIG. 5 is a perspective, end view of an assembled retainer, gripper ring and body ofFIG. 1 . -
FIG. 6 is a perspective view of a verification cartridge ofFIG. 1 . -
FIG. 7 is a perspective view of a compression ring ofFIG. 1 . -
FIG. 8 is a perspective view of a verification clip ofFIG. 1 . -
FIG. 8A is an end schematic view of an assembled verification clip seated in a body ofFIG. 1 . - Referring to
FIGS. 1 and 2 , a non-limiting embodiment of asupply stop 10 is shown. The embodiment has abody 15, avalve portion 20, averification clip 25, averification cartridge 30, acompression ring 35, abacker ring 40, agripper ring 45, aretainer 50 and acollet 55. - A
body 15 has as a main inlet bore 60, an outlet bore 65, aminor bore 70 in which thevalve portion 20 is disposed, and ahandle assembly 75. The body further has a semi-circular opening 80 (see alsoFIG. 8A ) in which theverification clip 25 may be inserted as will be discussed herein. Thebody 15 also has a pair of outboard openings 85 (see alsoFIG. 5 ) extending from themain bore 60 into whichears 90 extending from thebacker ring 40 are inserted (see alsoFIG. 5 ) as will be discussed herein below. - The
body 15 has achamfered surface 95 that extends from themain bore 60 to theminor bore 70 to form an interference fit with theverification cartridge 30 as will also be discussed herein below. - Referring to
FIGS. 2-5 , thecollet 55, theretainer 50 andgripper ring 45, thebacker ring 40 form anassembly 100 in thebody 15. - In
FIG. 3 , thebacker ring 40 is shown having a plurality ofindentations 105 and an inner wall 110, and aflange 115 backing the indentations depending inwardly therefrom. Theflange 115 has approximately the same inner diameter as a pipe 120 (seeFIGS. 2 and 5 ) that might be passed therethrough to provide fluid through theinlet bore 60 to thevalve portion 20. Anouter surface 125 of thebacker ring 40 has a pair ofears 90 that fit into a pair of outboard openings 85 (see alsoFIG. 5 ) in thebody 15. - As shown in
FIG. 4 , thegripper ring 45 has a plurality of outwardly dependingfingers 130 that mate with theindentations 105 in thebacker ring 40. Thegripper ring 45 also has a plurality ofteeth 135 that extend within theinner bore 60 of thebody 15 through which thepipe 120 extends and form an interference fit with the pipe when the pipe is inserted through thegripper ring 45. Theteeth 135 extend in the direction thepipe 120 is inserted into thebody 15 so that attempts to remove the pipe from within the body are opposed by theteeth 130 that dig into thepipe 120 during such an attempt. Theteeth 130 also oppose rotation of thegripper ring 45 about thepipe 120. - As shown in
FIG. 5 , theears 90 of thebacker ring 40 are inserted into theoutboard openings 85 in thebody 15 thereby preventing thebacker ring 40 from any rotation therein. Further, the outwardly extendingfingers 130 of thegripper ring 45 fit within theindentations 105 in thebacker ring 40 thereby preventing thegripper ring 45 from rotating within thebacker ring 40. - Referring to
FIGS. 2 and 2A , after insertion of the insertion of thebacker ring 40, thegripper ring 45, thecollet 55 is inserted into theretainer 50. Anoutward extension 140 of thecollet 55 gets hung up on an interior shoulder of theretainer 50. Theretainer 50, similar to thebacker ring 40, has a pair ofears 150 for insertion into theoutboard openings 85 in thebody 15 body to seal the body and prevent leakage therefrom. Theretainer 50 also serves to hold thegripper ring 45 within theextension 105 in thebacker ring 40. The collet, theretainer 50, and thebacker ring 40 in thebody 15, may be constructed of a similar material, such as a plastic or polymer, that may be sonically welded together. A sonic weld provides a strong bond and helps minimize leaks through the end of thebody 15. Thecollet 55 has aninner diameter 155 that approximates the diameter of thepipe 120 through the collet and assist in guiding the pipe into the body for positive retainment therein. - Referring now to
FIGS. 2 and 6 ,verification cartridge 30 is shown. The verification cartridge has a firstinterior diameter 160, a secondinterior diameter 165 and a thirdinterior diameter 170. The firstinterior diameter 160 is designed to hold thecompression ring 35, the secondinterior diameter 165, is designed to hold an end of thepipe 120 to be inserted therein, and the thirdinterior diameter 170 forms a passageway through which fluid flows to thevalve portion 20. Theouter surface 175 includes afirst sealing element 180 that may be disposed in agroove 185 disposed outside the secondinterior diameter 170. Asecond groove 190 defines anexterior flange 195 that has a chamferedsurface 20 that interacts with the chamferedsurface 95 of thebody 15 body of the valve portion, as will be discussed herein below. The firstinner diameter 160 has asecond seal 205 disposed thereon a juncture between the secondinner diameter 165 and the firstinner diameter 160.Interference tab 265 helps prevent insertion ofverification clip 25 if the verification cartridge and compression ring are not properly in position as will be discussed herein below. - The first and
second seals verification clip 30. The verification cartridge is designed to have an interference fit within thebody 15 so thatseal 180 minimizes leakage from thevalve portion 20 back towards theretainer 50. Theseal 205 is not designed to have an interference fit initially with thepipe 120 that passes therethrough, as will be discussed herein. The verification cartridge has agroove 210 therein for receiving a position tab within the compression ring, as will be discussed herein. - Referring now to
FIGS. 1 , 2, 2A and 7, thecompression ring 35 has alocation tab 215 cooperating with thegroove 210 of the verification cartridge. The compression ring has a chamferedsurface 220 that cooperates with theverification clip 25, as will be discussed herein. The compression ring also has aninterior bore 225 through which a pipe extends therethrough. - Referring now to
FIGS. 1 , 2, 8 and 8A, theverification clip 25 and its relationship to thebody 15 of thesupply stop 10 is shown. Theverification clip 25 has an upperarcuate portion 230 that conforms to the shape of the exterior of thebody 15 if inserted therein, a plurality ofarcuate engagement members 235 for engaging thepipe 120, and twolegs 240. Each leg is flexible, has anangled side 245 that is designed to engage the chamferedsurface 220 of thecompression ring 35 to move axially towards theverification cartridge 30 and a pair ofsnap tabs 250 at the ends of the legs. Each of thesnap tabs 250 is designed to fit withinopenings 255 in thebody 15. The flexibility of each of thelegs 240 causes the legs to create a signal such as an audible click to be heard when thesnap tabs 250 are released to extend beyond thebody 15 when encounteringopening 255 after being flexed inwardly to be inserted into thebody 15. - Referring to
FIG. 2A , to assemble thesupply stop 10, theverification cartridge 30 is inserted into thebody 15 before thecompression ring 35. Thefingers 130 of thegripper ring 45 are then inserted into theindentations 105 of thebacker ring 40 so that the gripper ring does not rotate within the backer ring. Theears 90 of thebacker ring 40 are inserted into theoutboard openings 85 of thebody 15 so that the backer ring and the gripper ring inserted in the backer ring do not rotate within the body. The collet is inserted into the retainer. Then the collet and retainer are inserted into thebody 15. Thecollet 55, theretainer 50, thegripper ring 45, thebacker ring 40 are all then sonically welded (or glued or the like) together and to thebody 15. Theverification cartridge 30 and thecompression ring 35 are still free to move axially within thebody 15. Note thatexterior flange 195 is unbent and does not contact the chamferedsurface 95 of thebody 15. Note also thatverification clip 25 is blocked from insertion intoopening 80 byinterference tab 265 on theverification cartridge 30 and bycompression ring 35. Theangled surface 245 of thelegs 240 of theverification clip 25 do not reach the chamferedsurface 220 of thecompression ring 35 to move the compression ring towards thevalve portion 20. - Referring now to
FIG. 2 , apipe 120 is inserted into thebody 15 through thecollet 55, thecompression ring 35 and theverification cartridge 30. While being inserted, an end 260 of thepipe 120 enters thesecond portion 165 of a reduced diameter within the verification cartridge and pushes the verification cartridge towards thevalve portion 20 such that theexterior flange 195 of theverification cartridge 35 engages the chamferedsurface 95 of thebody 15 and bends backwardly towards thecompression ring 35. Thecompression ring 35 is disposed at this time within theverification cartridge 30. - Because the
interference tab 265 and thecompression ring 35 are moved axially by insertion of thepipe 120, a user may then insert theverification clip 25 within theopening 80 within thebody 15. Theangled surfaces 245 of thelegs 240 then have access to and engage the chamferedsurface 220 of thecompression ring 35, the surfaces cooperating thereby to drive the compression ring axially towards thevalve portion 20. As the compression rings moves, theinner seal 205 of the verification cartridge is compressed by contact with the compression ring and the inner seal then makes contact with thepipe 120 providing sealing thereby. As the verification clip continues to move, itslegs 240 extend beyond thebody 15 throughopening 255 and an audible click may be heard signaling to a user that installation is complete. - If the
verification clip 25 is not fully inserted, thecompression ring 35 will not compress theinner seal 215 properly and leakage will be detected if the water is turned on. Furthermore, if thecompression ring 35 does not move far enough axially, because thepipe 120 is not inserted far enough, thelegs 240 of theverification clip 25 will not move far enough in cooperation with the chamferedsurface 220 of thecompression ring 35 to provide an audible click. - The
exterior flange 195 of theverification cartridge 30 provides two functions. First, if thepipe 120 is not inserted far enough into the body 15 (or not at all), theexterior flange 195 is flexible enough so that it pushes theverification cartridge 30, and thecompression ring 35 thereby, back towards thebacker ring 40 thereby minimizing a probability that a user can insert theverification clip 25 far enough into thebody 25 to believe thepipe 120 is properly installed. Secondly, if the supply stop has to be removed, reused or adjusted, after the verification clip is removed, the flexible exterior flange interacts with the chamferedsurface 95 of the body to push the verification cartridge and compression ring back towards thebacker ring 40 so they can be accessed, adjusted or reused. - The foregoing description is exemplary rather than defined by the limitations within. Various non-limiting embodiments are disclosed herein, however, one of ordinary skill in the art would recognize that various modifications and variations in light of the above teachings will fall within the scope of the appended claims. It is therefore to be understood that within the scope of the appended claims, the invention may be practiced other than as specifically described. For that reason the appended claims should be studied to determine true scope and content.
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